An unorthodox belief in God.

[mickiel]

Interesting. Lets keep this going and see if your myths can keep up with my facts then;

http://www.ancient.eu.com/Ishtar_Gate/

Once again, I'll ask you to stop re-defining terms to suit your ends. Archaeological evidence that people or places existed lend exactly zero gravity to the claim of existence or nonexistence for your deity.

I use terms as I understand them. I don't redefine anything. And archaeological evidence of people and places in the bible lend credence to the god of the bible. So we definitely disagree there.

http://www.bible-archaeology.info/bible_...ericho.htm

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I hold no interest in convincing anyone here of anything; atheist should think exactly as they do, they are supposed to. I think as I do, because it is my time to think in that manner. I do not believe in changing how others think; I like atheist just as they are.

So you just want to pontificate beliefs and ignore contrary information.

Www://livejournal.com

In my view you are ignoring my information and it is you pontificating.